Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... John believes that MARY IS SICK and Bill believes that she is well . b . John believes THAT THE EARTH IS ROUND and that the sun is hot . c . For John to assume THAT The world is flat would be completely unthinkable . Finally ...
... John believes that MARY IS SICK and Bill believes that she is well . b . John believes THAT THE EARTH IS ROUND and that the sun is hot . c . For John to assume THAT The world is flat would be completely unthinkable . Finally ...
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... John to leave Mary would be as surprising to mé as FOR MARY TO LEAVE JOHN would be surprising to you . d . I won't veto your proposal , even though for BILL TO ASSUME THE CHAIRMANSHIP is not what I would call an ideal solution ...
... John to leave Mary would be as surprising to mé as FOR MARY TO LEAVE JOHN would be surprising to you . d . I won't veto your proposal , even though for BILL TO ASSUME THE CHAIRMANSHIP is not what I would call an ideal solution ...
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... JOHN Left ? ( 15 ) b . * That Bill left Mary is clear , but is THat John Left JILL ? ( 16 ) b . * To whose attention did you call THAT Bill was SICK ? ( 17 ) b . * I won't say another word about John , scandalous though I may consider ...
... JOHN Left ? ( 15 ) b . * That Bill left Mary is clear , but is THat John Left JILL ? ( 16 ) b . * To whose attention did you call THAT Bill was SICK ? ( 17 ) b . * I won't say another word about John , scandalous though I may consider ...
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